I hiked the Alta Via 1 in September 2025, and it was a dream.

My interview with Dr. Bailey Yang at The Writing Desk.

Running in 400 AQI at a mile high and 94 degrees? Not again.

You’re allowed to say it out loud.

Menstruation isn’t optional. So why is it still missing from outdoor education? We’re building a new standard for outfitters, guides, and nonprofits leaders who give a damn.

You're welcome to fight me on these.

Wild Woman was the first all-women's marathon and 50k in the country, and I get to co-direct it!

Sharing 10 business shifts from the first half of 2025.

My first attempt at business was to be a birth doula. I didn't end up attending a single birth.

Let’s talk about everyone's favorite and least favorite topic: Money.

Reflections from the whiplash of too-busy to "Wait, I have time now?!"

But not a gift wish list, so put away the wrapping paper ;)

I don’t think ChatGPT is going to replace us. I think it’s going to make the wildest, bravest creators shine even more.

Why did I think I was “behind”?!

Rain, ice, whiteout, cold, wind... I saw it all this season.

A trip report and musings from a 5/10/25 climb on the Mount St. Helens Worm Flows (Swift Glacier) route.

Whether it’s your first time on this iconic Columbia River Gorge trail or your tenth, here are my best tips for navigating wildflower season, choosing your route, staying safe, and soaking it all in.

If we don’t share our experiences in the outdoors, then the world will remain an echo chamber. We’ll get the same types of voices, the same definitions of what adventure is, the same assumptions about who belongs outside.

Moving outdoors was my favorite thing to do – but at that moment, I felt panicked and ashamed of my body.

Could using the term in the context of skiing and snowboarding– especially when describing something as neutral as a few pieces of hair– be reinforcing casual sexism in sports?